Why Are Tests Merely a Sample of Behavior

question 25

Multiple Choice

Why are tests merely a sample of behavior?

• A) so that the time required for testing is not excessive
• B) a sample is as good as the totality of behaviors
• C) so that the examiner's influence is minimized
• D) because the examiner has a special interest in that sample of behavior

Understand different learning theories and their applications.

Identify and apply the domains of learning: cognitive, affective, and psychomotor.

Recognize the significance of choosing appropriate teaching strategies based on learning objectives.

Differentiate between characteristics of learning and mere information retention.

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